Clases de Guitarra con Brian May (Queen)

¡Hola mundo!

Si lo de ustedes es tocar la guitarra y les gustaría aprender de uno de los mejores guitarristas del mundo, esta es su oportunidad de tener clases GRATIS con el gran Brian May, guitarrista de Queen.

A través de su cuenta de instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brianmayforreal/ ha estado transmitiendo en vivo varias sesiones, donde nos muestra cómo tocar las canciones más icónicas del grupo Inglés.

Aquí les compartimos algunas:

 Bohemian Rhapsody

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This spontaneously turned into a ‘Star Licks’ type tutorial … as an experiment, really. I don’t think I’ll Ever try to do it this way again, though – because it was ridiculously time-consuming trying to put it all up on IG ‘Stories’. Here’s a very rough potted version for posterity. Tell me how useful (or not!) it was. OK ? Bri

A post shared by Brian Harold May (@brianmayforreal) on Mar 21, 2020 at 5:10am PDT

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Don’t even THINK of watching this if you’re not interested in guitars, Queen music , or musings on the CoronaVirus. This is the conclusion of my MicroConcert of last night – which veers off into a Star Lick tutorial. And some noodling. And some concluding thoughts about the situation we’re all in, as humans, right now. THANKS so much for the comments you’ve sent me about these guitar Microcosms – it’s actually taught me a lot in terms of what I have to offer and what I might be doing with it in order to maximise its effect. We all need to be aware of the effect we have on those around us – if we have time to stop and listen. We all need a mirror. Take care dear folks – Bri

A post shared by Brian Harold May (@brianmayforreal) on Mar 25, 2020 at 10:04am PDT

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We WILL Rock You !!! – again – given half a chance !!! 😉 Micro Moment #11. This is the riff I get asked about most often. It gets that strange ‘clang’ to it because I’m playing a high ‘A major’ chord as a ‘bar’ on strings 2, 3 and 4, way up at the octave position, but the A-string is not fretted – it’s left behind at the bottom sounding a low open ‘A’. So you get that ‘interference’ between the harmonics of the component notes. Especially with the amp turned up into distortion, as here. I’m not hitting the bottom ‘E’ at all. When we first recorded this, I was determined to break all the rules. Including putting the solo at the end of the song instead of somewhere in the middle ! And having no drums !!! Funny – ironically it became a drum favourite – which makes me very happy ! But the stamps and claps became a trade-mark. Here you can hear the guitar with NOTHING else !!! Cheers ! Bri

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